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Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29

a. How many people wonder what
to do with the small pieces of soap left
after using piece till SO small you can't
hold it. Ny plan is to make flannel bag
about five inches by five inches, put the
pieces in, sew up, and use as you would a
bar of soap. Try it once, and see how it
does
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29
MOrtgagee'S Sale.

By virtue of Mortgage made to The Peoples
Building and Loan Association of Charlotte, N.
c.. by Lawson A. Vanderburg and wife, duly
registered in Book 80, page 14l, and power of
sale given to me, I will sell at public auction at
the Court House door. in the city of Charlotte,
o'clock, M all that Tract of LAND contained
in said Mortgage, about 45 Acres, adjoining the
lands of D. r Jenkins, Philip Schiff and others.
r. J. SIFFORD, Secretary.
HERIoT CLARKsoN, Attorney.
April |, 1887. 5w
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29
mot built that Way"

A boy will eat and boy will drink,
And boy will play all day;
But boy won't work and boy won't
think,
Because he amt built that way.
A girl will sing and girl will dance,
And a girl will work crochet;
But she can't throw stone and bit a
church,
Because she amt built that way.
A girl will fiirt and girl will mash,
And ne'er give herself away;
But she can't strike match on the seat
of her pants ..
Because she amt built that way.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29

9 Last Summer pretty and roman
tic city girl spent the summer on Maine
farm, and got up mild Irritation with
the young man of the house. He was not
particularly bold, and so one evening, as
she swung in the hammock in the noon
light, she coyly said to the young fellow,
"What is Gods best gift to manf" He
pondered moment, as he watched the
color come and go in her cheeks, and then
said, decisively, GA hossv' The young
woman said it was getting damp, and she
must go right into the house.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29
The Religious Long;Turn.

The following paragraph, from an Edi-
torial in the Raleigh Biblical Recorder Of
the 18th inst, exposes De humbnggery
encouraged, by many protesting Christians
under the idea that they are promoting .
good cause. As the Recorder suggests, .
man who will do nothirapto relieve imme-
diate wants of the destitate, will Jump up
in public assembly and subscribe money
for some proposed phiianthropic object,
while his church and other debts are left
unpaid. Here is what the Recorder prop
erly says about "isrns" and societies"
"There is not single object designed to
be accomplished by any OF the new isms,
organizations and societies gotten up By
oyer-zealqus people, and palmedl off a. the
great panaoea ior all he defects and evils
of human nature, that could not be more
easily accomplished by the churches, if
the brethren and sisters who run these
societies and organizations would work in
the churches 30 which they belong as
zealously as they work in these institu-
tions. There is really no need of any one
OF these many human inventions where
the local churches and pastors are faith
full to Christ aud diligent in the work as
signed them. Aside from the making OF
more salaried Offices, aud the chance of
supporting men who are constitutionally
opposed to regular work, there never was
and never can be any just grounds for the
existence or organization of such pre-
tended help TO the churches. Il is true
that some men do not attend the churches.
T. o1o hat Of nh raho
are not as active as they ought to be in
work for the Master. But 1t is equally y
true that all the men and women in the
cities where Christ himself preached and
worked miracles did not repent and were
not saved. God mas established His
church and instituted means for the spread
of the gospel aud the calling Of sinners to
repentance, and all who will can hear the
glad tidings That there should be more
zeal and more activity on the part of our
churches in all the departments of our
Christian work, is readily admitted. But
that this can be compensated for by a
dozen or two mere human inventions and
organizations outside of and independent OF
the churches, ia not admitted. We know
that there are men and women who, for
some unaccountable reason. while giving
dollar or two for the legitimate expenses
of the churches to which they belong, will
give hundreds of dollars and even thous-
ands, to build splendid temples and bar
racks and to support hypocritical frauds
who profess to do the very work thei;
churches and pastors have anxiously and
earnestly exhorted them to undertake
But this seeming liberality on the part oi
these professors of religion is no reason
why such organizations should be estab
lished, or why orderly church members
should lend them their countenance and
influence. That this easy access to the
money of the benevolent is the main cause
as well as object of such organizations is
scarcely to be questioned"
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29
SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS. a

One of the largest and best selected Stocks Of
New Goods in the State.
Remember, we keep every thing needed in
Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods,
And we sell at prices as cheap as the lowest.
The following Departments are now full of
the latest styles in both Foreign and Domestic
Goods;
Dress Goods and Trimmings. Silks and Vel
vets, White Goods and Embroideries. Linens,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Clothing, Hats. Shoes,
Gloves and Hosiery, Parasols and Fans, &c.
Give us a call, and you shall receive hearty
welcome.
E. L. KEEsLER & co.
April 20, 1887.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29

w A citizen of Butler, Pa, responded
to an advertisement, offering opportuni-
home. According to directions, he sent
twenty-five cents to find out how to make
$50 week at home, by working with a
capital of 81. In return for his outlay he
received the following printed slip: "Fish
for fools, as do"
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29

az An old oolored man recently ap-
preached farmer William Agnew and said,
"Boss, hears de legislator is gwine to
pass law dst a man can sell his wife.
Is d at 80 20 To see how it would be taken.
the gentleman replied that something of
the kind was being considered. The old
darkey looked downsP moment, scratched
his head meditatively, and he looked u0
and said, aWell, sir {pefs dat gita Ii "a "a
laa, my Rife--she Cd. oE de bloc
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29
Pure Reliable Drugs

At WILDER'S Drug Store.
An assortment not to be excelled in quality
and prices anywhere.
In fact everything kept in a first class Drug
Store can be found in this establishment. Give
US a call.
81. M. WILDER,
Cor. Trade and College Sts., Charlotte, N. q.
July 10, 1885,
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29
Springs IL Burwell.

Although "times are hard" we are still
ALIVE, and have on hand our usual large Stock
of Groceries and Provisions. We offer special
inducements for CASH on delivery, and will
make prices "on time' reasonable only when we
are well secured.
SPRINGS 6 BURWELL.
Jan 90, 1887
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29
AF
Wittkowsky 4 Baruch 5
DAILY ARRIVALS
SPRING GOODS.

We are showing the finest assortment of Do
meslic and Foreign Dress Goods ever exhibited
heretofore by us or any other House in the State,
and quote astonishinglY low Prices for them.
We have received most complete line Of
MILNE RY,
All High Art Goods. They were selected by
Miss REYNOLDS, late of New York City, who
has entire charge of our Millinery Department.
FRESH LINES OF
iaees, s5 --
Gloves,
Embroider1es.
Wash Goods, White Goods. Corsets, Parasols
and Ladies' Muslin Underwear. lef
a. Mail Orders solicited and promptly
filled.
WITTKOWSKY & BARUCH,
Charlotte, N, O.
March 25, 1882.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29

~ A correspondent gives it as her
opinion that fully one-half the work per-
formed by women (as housekeepersl sis
unnecessary, and that the world would
get along quite as we'll without it," She
Instances the case of lady who made sad
complaint that she could never fud time
to read: this, while she threaded needle
with chenille, and continued her embroid.
ering of impossible yellow peaches on a
red plush mantle scarf" which chad not
even the merit of economy, for the materi-
ais were as expensive as the completed
work was hideous."
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29

HoME.-He who does not make his fam
lily comfortable, will himself never be
happy at home; and he who is not happy
at home will never be happy anywhere.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29
Administrators Notice.

ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of
James F. Moody, deceased. are hereby notified
to present them to me, properly attested, on or
before the 5th day Of April 1888. All persons
indebted to said deceased are requested to settle
Immediately.
HUGH W. HARRIS,
Admir-. Jas. F. Moody.
April /, 1887. CIV
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29
100000 Pounds
R A. s. w AN r T. ID.

Paid in Cash or Trade, at
ROSS & ADAMS
Book and Stationery Store, No. II 8. Tryon St
July O. 1885.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29
The Briefiess Barrister.
From the Raleigh Chronicle.

TIoLH tHo IsaIeIgH OHIUnlClo'
A friend, who is himself. if not "brief-
less barrister," prentice ham at the
practice of law, asks, did not the late
John G. SAKE write poem on 'The Brief-
less Barrister? If so, please publish it in
the Chronicle" Certainly. The follow
ing is the poem-and bright one it is:
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29
Administrators Notice.

All persons having claims against the Estate of
r. B. Davis, deceased, are hereby notified to pre-
the 9Th day of April 1888. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to settle Immediately
HUGH W. HARRIS, -
Admir-. r. B. Davis, deceased.
April i. 1887. CIV
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29

ABSENT Nr-M1NDED.--A very valuable
folio edition suddenly disappeared twenty
five years ago from the Royal Library at
Berlin, and during that time there ap-
peared annually search warrants, but all
in vain. Among the most eager in the
search was DR.. s., who died recently. It
has since been discovered that the Doctor
had during those twenty-five years been
using the folio to raise his seat. Another
learned official of the same establishment
had written numberless learned essays,
which still remained in manuscript, but
which he was very desirous should be
published, leaving orders to that effect
for bis executors. On examination Of
these papers after his death it was discov-
cred that they were written in a cipher of
his own invention, of which he had forgot
ten to leave the key.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29

Entered at the Post Office in Charlotte. N
u, as second class NATTER according to the
rules OF the P. o. Department.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29
Dodge's

Dodge's
CHICKEN CHOLERA CURE.
A certain Cure for Cholera, for sale by
w. NJ. WILSON & CO.,
Charlotte, N. G..
BudWell's
Emulsion Cod Liver Oil at
W. NJ. WILSON & CO.'S.
Butter Color,
For making Yellow Butter.
WIN. WILSON d CO.,
March 1S, 1887. Druggists.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-04-29
'Hi*a5R 1fH 'a' THE
re Charlotte Home Democrat,
fUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
r...tr..< YATES & STRONG.

NRRMs--One Dollar and Fifty Cents for / year
uig4 One Dollar for months.
az. Subscription price due in advance.
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The Woman's Column.


Mr>. n; Louise Thomas. president OF Soro-
IS, l. said 10 he one oi the most successful beC-
he.Pcrs III the country. gathering l",cp pounds
OF honey III year.
Nj. EIiz,ye,b ,:,r,,;,.r IN. ,U.,;n,u;s,,-
el tm..r;c.m ar,;,, ,,ha no.. r'il'a ~ ,s.n;r
man, "a" I,,. r'..;,oJ a, a." So, az;
Nc.r ,L,. un,,eh ,.,,,,',,.i ,ni hill, han"r.JI.
medal
The wumat'- risht- question j. intimately
connected with the great social prol,lem-thc
sicc ~ cities. To cure or lessen II, there j. no
solution except what ihi- moN cmcni olcr>.-
Wendell Phillip.
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nNi.'N i'M i''iulh- n'".s.sis 10 81 tWchi.-
III ,'''.i :" ~ mn l".'iph> ior PERMIT, !"
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''""> s'' H"l">''i upon t'e uade'
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ber f.tL.r I,r . , ,nl-.,,. H. ;.,,,,;I;,,,
hi. Igtin Ir\iruu. anil IT,. r,.,;.,J th, yynrl
.inee III. hath
The mon >i.Iial >ls> IL the article Of Judge
Charlie n. Waite. IN lie Chicago Law Maya
zine. on suffrage Il Right OF citizenship"
We think II j. d,stinel To- have a powerful in
furncr upun public opinion. especially among
Ia, legal fraternity"
MI al'itce " h.clcI established the "Ncw
l"4h >nc'ctN OF l'tcOratiNe Art anu ne
oman incha:lSr. ";il WIN her daii%hier'
Ml>> i'1F1 Acr.ef' i Al I'M ii,au OF " ne A.
>o'lal',i Aftl-t>. whose chl'rotierI' tapes
ults. decorative arr work ana teNtlc iabrics
are World-iaihou-.
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~ nor ,,o..r Sha nm, not avon hove iaJf ,ba
inrI ronno,eJ If .mcL ~ herself tbou,,h This
,.;, ;l,t; 49,, !, +,r;,l. ,,,,,. En,i;h
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Notice.

10
HnIE following list of taxes real estate of non
L resident owners in the town OF stockton, for
the year 1856, in bills committed to " NJ. MCDON-
ALD Collector Of said town, on the 10th day of
june, lSSG, has been returned to me by him re-
manning unpaid on the 81 day Of june lSS1, by his
certificate of that date and now remain unpaid,
and notice is hereby given that if the said taNc5
anu interest and charges are not paid in the treas
ury Of said town within eighteen months from date
of commitment of said bills, so much of the real
estate taxed rs will be sufficient to pay the amount
due therefor including interest and charges, will
without further notice, be sold at public auction at
the SelectmenS office i'll said town. ON the 10th day
of December, lSS1, at ; O'Clock T.. NJ.
JOSHUA T.. GlNN.-liis homestead on both sides
of road from Sandy Point to Prospect Ferry, 9S
acres of land with buildings thereon Value $lllO;
total tax, sS20.l4. l.
j. w. NIckEKSoN.-IIousc,b barn and lot, suat-
ell both sides Of road from OH county road leading
hy >. +. Eamcs, nolthcrly to Prospect town line.
Value, 800; total tax, :;IG..S.
HENRY MAKnEN.-onc AMI onc-half acres land
Value, SO; tan, &l.3o.
W. f. GRIFFIN
:iW32 Treasurer of stockton.
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BAR HARBOR,
HUll'S COVE SALISBURY COVE,
NORTHEAST HARBOR, SEAL COVE
And PRETTY MARSH.


IIV -tVVk Is NVI7T aE NIB TT NIII7 u VI 0IV
Company arc:
DIRECTORS.
Hon. }. II. BnpwELL, Governor of Maine;
Hos. JAMES 4. FURBER, General Manager Boston
x Maine r. r., Boston, Mass.
Hon. ID. a. CoNY, Pres. LIST National Bank, Angus
tt Maine;
JAS. $. MOORE, NJ. D., Bar EIarbor, Me,
CHAS. +. MORRISON NJ. d., Bar lIarbor, Nc,
JOHN 7. Higgins, Atty at Law, Bar llarbor Me
FRED &. LYMAN, Banker, Bar iarbor, Me,
GRO. II. GRANT Banker, Bar Harbor, Me,
j. H. MANLEY, Treasurer Augusta Water Co.
Augusta, Me
A few shares of the Treasury Stock Is now offer
ed for sale at par-S1O PER SHARE-pr"ccc,ls t.
be used to develop and improve the property. The
right to advance the price of stock without notice
is reserved. 1t numbers among its stockholders
some of the shrcwdest and best business men il
New England. All information desired, relative t'
Application for stock should he madc) by
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a CARD.

To ali who nrc suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth. nervous weakness. carly
decay. loss Of manhood. &C., I will send recipe
that will euro you. FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary IN South
America. Send self-addressod envelope to the
REV JOSEPH T. INMAN. Station D, Nep PORK Ctr.
Iyr37
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BUY BICKFORD's DOUBLE-ACTING
NOn-FreezIlg Forc8 Pump.
a. McDON AID

is general agent and through ui,agrnt- will can
vas- the county Of Waldo. Headquarters at the
OCEAN HOUSE, BELFAST. The pumps
manufactured by NJ W. Corlis-, T.. address Mill
town, Me- Town or county rights will he sold to
suit purchasers, to whom pumps will he furnished
ut Il liberal discount. Good Investment: terms
reasonable.
The following are few OF the reasons why this
pump carries ii own recommendation:
letlt is Il first class Fire Engine right in your
own yard. 2d--lt can be used to wash volir car
riarcs, sprinkle your lawns and thus tend to keep
ses. Silt Will not freeze ith-lt never leaks its
printing. 1th-Thc top is perfectly tight that
nothing can be thrown into the pump. Chino
SAINT passes mp through the piston sucker to
wear il o. the cylinder. 1th-Thc water is forced
from tn, bottom instead Of sucked, thereby keep
or a leak gets in the piping. Sth-Evcry motion Of
the handle brings water. No lost power Nh-lt
VIII throw more water with Tie same size cylinder
than ANY pump now known. lUth-.Ail the friction
or wearing parts of the pump iron, thereby
making il very durable. llth--Thc rod that works
the sucker Is on the outside of the piping giving
the water free flow, ana accumulate, no ice win
ter. l2th-Thc valve, are hinged at the top. that
u" sediment can collect around their 18th
II l. less liable t" get "ut of orcr than any pump
in lisc. liih-lt j. the cheapest iron ynrr force
pump ever Sold in the United states or Canada.
iJh-With the ALL of short hose connection You
can put out fire on roof OF house, bar:i or other
buildings.
~ Nearly hundred of these pumps have been
sold in Hancock county within the last six weeks,
and the purchasers are ready to testify to their 81
prrority cr all other pumps and deem them Of
great value, particularly in Of fire catching
on the roof of buildings, etc.
A. MCDONALD, General Agt.
Belfast, Aug !, lS>1.-3w3l
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How | Felt.

Why, two years ago was just about crazy, and
no wonder that my wife and children were afraid
of me. You just want to suffer with neuralgia
with no relief as did until used Sulphur Btters.
They cured me, and now my wife says | am as
meek as a lamb-Robert Darts, american House,
boston.
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Dyspepsia in its worst forms will yield to the
use of Carriers Little Nerve Pills aided by Carter's
Little Liver Pills. They not only relieve present
distress but strengthen the stomach and digestive
apparatus.
There are sixty electric bells on w. X. Wander
bits farm. Whenever hen lays an egg she is
required to touch of these bells instead of cack
ing: 1t answers the same purpose and is great
saving of energy for the hen.
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1 Word About Catarfh,

DiMrLE>, Earkhcai-. Nhiu Hl.nIi shes and
{ iEs Baby ilumnr-, use tIItrRA Soar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
THE PETROLECK MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF Pr

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
IL looked yesterday In the crude certificate market
much Ike shuup' the part OF the pears as "ei
as shutdown" by the Pennsylvania oil producers Inc
dealings wednesday and prices rose 70
"A 3-s cents against - IA Wednesday night FROM
SaxOnburg advces bush In tone ana the pears
did considerable covering on reports from the wells "heh
indicated falling On OF production In the new wells mat
would by the supostion that the district
going to furnish new rich supply TO make up par
TALLY heavy reduction OF stocks that the producers
agreement promises. In fac some OF the private dis
patches the noor OF the Exchange respecting
the outlook the field too bulsh TO be accepted
as decisive until drill goes further than 1t has gone
10 may that SaNonburg IS BANKED fraud for
oil mining has surprises on the bull as the bear
side but the Spectator the one 10 determine the worth
and sgunc such expression when It from
a close observer the front The wall street public II
true. outside OF the speculation, but the Of
the evident that the producers were
determined least try the eject OF curtanen Of
output shows that powerful element Of the oil region
pub lc" 10, aud In TO tme The danger
the moment 10 legitimate and gradual improvement in
values Is that trading the bull side may run
prices up too rapidly second that The shorts be
eliminated from he SPECULATIVE situation Dy 1,eronasy
element that countrbalances the ventures OF weak
on iG ""g ' dnpr ana p frher han they
would noturay 90 on any bcarsh neld news An over
the bears held hGlr ground, might invoke me punish
nercd prices down fraction, but the close was fairly
ste1dy.
The range ~ prices and the total dealings at the Con
solicited I.Nchancc follows
Opening - . highest "a rs lowest - IL, nnal
- "a. Sales. b1rrDls, 100000
Refined IS cents per gallon, Abel test,
a. all ports.
on CITY Pann.. Nov 3-Tluo-u Tri1slt cArtfc1t-s
a-~.ai 72A h!-h-'. 7ts l9vs.. -. close! ~
2s0O00 ,rre,. oearspsss 1904 400 barrels rh.r
tar. Olj barrels. shipments. S0sl barrels runs 3lSl6
barrsls.
prrrsrreG Pam Nov 3-petroleum fairly active closed
.caly. Nausru Transit CsruhctIs' opened at g AMI
cin..i AZ 73,t highest. ~. lowest 72's
ER.pforr p.np. Nov g. NATIONAL rrI1t' CcriiGc1tss
a.o,ed go ant c'osHl 1t 49, h.ghsN AZ; lowest
72Ao tlrarlsra.. 10000 barrel.
TIru.yitir Penn. Nov 3.Naiis1a Trt7't Cs-tidclts,
opone! at 72r, highest. "a. lowest. 72'. cosei 73's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF tOOUCE.
D.. v,r,, R;-.- V,si,Is nut RIIroIt;.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil growths tho values are firmly main
,aSn.d ~ The milder growhs
.cre steady sales 500 mats Paiang private terms and
Mocha 232c. The opton market quite
sctlvc the sales reaching lis5o0 bags with hrmer &C
tho shorts quite free BUYER and
nns represented adyance OF 20 30 oin, for re
March Is So ljg5 April 1873 1870; MAY, l565el573
june 10 so a - 65 july 1546d $50 August. 1920
I535 September. l5lOel6lj: November. 1900 1914
Decembsr lGtosl64A The ranges on me different deliv
March i5sOal555: April. 1859 l545: May. l5.G09
* 20; June. 1868 1880; July. l63O0l5lO; AUGUST
TX IL IA September, 15O0a l470 November. 1920
1906; December 1880 1885.
CoTToN-The demand on tho actual market continues
ligbt aud Values without quots'le change
sales 200 bales 67 last evsOlng. all Of
which were for consumption. Tho port receipts
to-day sCasd ABB bales comparing with f20lS BALES
The same and 4i3 bales tho ssponing
day last The total port receipts since Septembcr
@sy. been 9S5 $50 bae comparing with l52j775 bales
or tho cnrresponding perisd last year.
quotations based ON the American standard q cAsslcation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw York Thursday. Nov 5-BEEVES- Receipts, nearly
All lat, Yesterday 10 ears OF 1877 hca-l3
exporter and ears for tho market No demand for the
so trloais or moro held over Feeling weak.
,ity Dressed Bee has continued light demand at &c
for Texas Color uo Sides aud .d7c m Ordinary to
Prime Chicago Dressed quiet about the
same range oI price. 40 Cty Dressed.
cable atvirrs received today from British markets.
aus,s roi uli at scant 7ac ~ aud Amori
cattle selling At 10 To lie FOR the estimated dressed
wei hi.
No shipments Of live stock fresh from this port
today.
CALV Es-Rsceip 2i2 head and 80 held over.
Market Tor Grts,rr- and Fi calves demotslc with tho
fow sales ranging from p Nc Gr.sscrs
notabio 2o for host Veais steady but quiet at
Sa isr tar 60 nman 10 Choicc.
Dresssi Calves ienely dun and lower Tae heavy